Amber Jean

Livingston, Montana

Declared by WOOD magazine one of “America’s Woodworking Greats,” Amber Jean was asked by the Prime Minster of Bhutan to carve an art piece in the retreat palace of the country’s king. Her bronzes are cast from carved wood, such as the life-size bison sculpture at the Bozeman International Airport in Montana and her work in Arizona’s Fleischer Museum collections.

 Amber Jean was voted one of the “Top 25” of 1,500 artists from 53 countries at the ArtPrize Competition and Festival in Grand Rapids, Michigan. She is one of 10 women inducted into the Stetson Craftsman’s Alliance. Her work is featured on the Wood Sculpting TV series produced by DIY, and the Oxygen Network Pure Oxygen show. Her palm-size animal sculptures cast in solid bronze are collected worldwide. Find out more at www.amberjean.com.